
Prime Minister Edi Rama spoke today in the "Sy m' Sy" column about the first job fair in Athens that will take place on March 2, as he invited Albanians in Greece to invest in their homeland.
Rama responded, among other things, to comments from followers on Facebook.
One of the comments made to Rama was related to the problem of properties built without permits.
Ram said that " you are very right about the constructions made on other people's property or even on your own. We have fished this out of our swamp that made Albania a mess, but this is being put in place step by step and within the time of negotiations with the European Union we will close this great wound that we inherited from our swamp and Albania 2030 will no longer have this problem."
Meanwhile, in the comment regarding the water issue in Albania, Rama responded:
"Tirana, my dear, has 24 hours of water in 67% of the territory and 17 hours of water on average in the rest, while investments continue here in Tirana and continue throughout Albania where, let's face it, there has never been 24 hours of water, not even during the communist era, and where today the areas with 24 hours of water are continuously increasing, while when we took office, there was no 24-hour water anywhere, in any area.
As for the whole of Albania with only the elderly, look, there are more elderly people in Greece than in Albania, by the way, and when you find villages in Greece full of young people, please post so we can see the elderly people of Albania here, but I know one thing; in tourism and construction, first of all, it pays better to work here than to work there. That's why we are holding the first Fair, you are invited, we will also present the job portal where the Albanians of Europe have their hearts, in Albania.